We have complete trust in our Indian partners: FrenchNational Space Agency
The PSLV is scheduled to launch the Indo-French TRISHNA mission next year which is a collaborative endeavor between ISRO and CNES.
Ktaka rolls out mandatory two-stage medical screening for Haj 2027 pilgrims
Govt cancels Dasara film festival citing low turnout
South Corpn gets new commissioner
HC calls KPSC scam systematic fraud, denies anticipatory bail to ex-chairman
Bengaluru ranks 32nd in clean air survey, trails Mumbai & Hyderabad
Battle of Wits: A quiz that kept everyone guessing
Nine, including 4 of Mysuru family, die in accidents in 24 hrs
Laptops, mobiles stolen from unlocked PG room
26-year-old killed at KG Halli as turf war turns ugly
Mandya police step up security for Ganesha festival processions
Police shoot murder suspect in leg after escape attempt
U.S-India space ties move from cooperation to co-creation: Ambassador Gor
The chemistry of partnership between Australia and India is unique: Australian High Commissioner to India Philp Green
Dasara website remains offline as preparations begin
Rural LPG refill waiting period cut to 25 days
Mysuru records highest Sept temperatures amid prolonged dry spell
Karnataka transport department makes taxi meters mandatory for cabs
MCC to take action against property tax defaulters
KPSC needs a complete overhaul: BY Vijayendra
Dharwad farmers resist corridor project, demand land rights
Retired teacher still chasing dreams -- one medal at a time
Water crisis deepens across Hubballi-Dharwad
NWKRTC trains Goa transport staff in schedule management
Police dept formed anti-stabbing squad in twin cities
Hubballi police warn against loud DJs, drunk people at Ganesha immersion
Property row delays last rites; family stages protest with body
POSH workshop at SVS promotes safer workplaces
BJP issues notices to 23 workers over Gen-Z protest
Belagavi set for systematic celebrations: BCC
SIR notices in Karnataka: Citizens seek easier hearings for voters abroad
Two Siddaramaiah loyalists fight over bungalow on Bengalurus Crescent Road
Transaction declined, man damages ATM
Arabhavi MLA calls for age cap on elected representatives
Prajaseva push must not end up as Sakala 2.0, say analysts
Death threat to Union Minister Giriraj Singh, FIR registered in Begusarai
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 7 (IANS) Union Minister and Begusarai MP Giriraj Singh has reportedly received a death threat through an anonymous letter sent to his ministry office in New Delhi, prompting the registration of an FIR at Begusarai Town police station and the launch of an investigation. According to police, an anonymous letter addressed to Giriraj Singh was delivered by post to his ministry office in New Delhi on September 3. The letter allegedly contained a threat to kill the Union Minister and also made references to terrorists. Yogendra Singh, the Union Ministers private secretary, informed the Begusarai Superintendent of Police (SP) about the letter. Following the information, the SPs office directed the Begusarai Town police station to register a case. An FIR was subsequently registered on September 4 on the basis of a complaint by Town SHO Satish Kumar Himanshu. The police have begun efforts to trace the sender and establish the circumstances behind the threat. Police said the threatening letter was written in English and contained two mobile numbers. It also mentioned the name and address of a person from a village in Srinivaspur taluka of Karnatakas Kolar district. The FIR has named the sender as an unknown accused, while also recording the names, addresses and mobile numbers mentioned in the letter as part of the investigation. Investigators are now examining the mobile numbers and other details contained in the letter to determine whether they can help identify the person who sent it. The police are investigating the connection between the individuals, address, and mobile numbers mentioned in the letter and the alleged threat. They are also verifying whether the address and contact details belong to the people identified in the letter and whether they have any connection with the incident. Officials are examining all available leads to establish the identity of the sender and determine the motive behind the threat. Further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses.
Wildlife Week photography contest at Mysuru zoo
George announces 50L for power infra at Padubidri Beach
SIR officers recall notice, go to Hajabbas house, fix gaps
108 Ambulance workers of Karnataka set govt 15-day deadline
Mangaluru doctors reverse rare radiation complication, restore womans normal eating
Mangaluru woman who lost over 20kg due to radiation-induced intestinal strictures can eat normally again after doctors removed damaged sections of her intestine
Ahead of cabinet meet, Koragas press CM on land, jobs
Inquiry ordered into touch healing claims
Bengalurus fashion sense? Sakkath, maga
Rain deficit worsens in Karnataka, 26 more taluks face drought
Bengaluru: Karnatakas worsening rainfall deficit could push the state deeper into drought-like conditions in the coming weeks, with 26 more taluks likely to be added to the drought-hit list within a week, officials said. Of the states 239 taluks, 102 have already been declared drought-hit. The continued weakness of the southwest monsoon has raised concerns Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka man involved in human trafficking arrested by Mumbai crime branch
Monti Fest Highlights Faith, Family and Renewal of Creation, Says Bishop Leslie C. D
Monti Fest Highlights Faith, Family and Renewal of Creation, Says Bishop Leslie C. DSouza Udupi: Bishop of the Udupi Diocese, Most Rev. Leslie Clifford DSouza, has called upon the Christian community to celebrate Monti Fest with gratitude, strengthen family bonds, uphold the dignity of the girl child and renew its commitment to protecting nature. In [] The post Monti Fest Highlights Faith, Family and Renewal of Creation, Says Bishop Leslie C. DSouza appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Karnataka woos French companies for investments in manufacturing, R&D and aerospace sectors
Karnataka is seeking French investment in manufacturing and emerging sectors. Discussions were held with Roquette, bioMerieux, and Hutchinson during a French visit. The delegation highlighted the state's industrial ecosystem and investor-friendly policies. Companies were encouraged to expand existing facilities and explore new opportunities. Karnataka aims to attract further investments through its upcoming policies.
Rare Siditale Hero-Stone Discovered at Barakuru During Temple Survey
Rare Siditale Hero-Stone Discovered at Barakuru During Temple Survey Barakuru: A rare and historically significant Siditale-type hero-stone has been discovered at Barakuru, the former capital associated with the medieval Alupas and the Vijayanagara Empire, during a recent epigraphical survey conducted at the Panchalingeshwara Temple, which is currently undergoing renovation. According to Prof. T. Murugeshi, a [] The post Rare Siditale Hero-Stone Discovered at Barakuru During Temple Survey appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
RDPR Minister mandates CEOs to conduct surprise village visits every week
Karnataka HC declines anticipatory bail to Sahukar in KPSC scam
Pratap Simha accuses Siddaramaiah of reviving AHINDA politics to pressure Shivakumar
Simha said differences within the Congress had become more visible, with senior leaders, including Minister Satish Jarkiholi, questioning Siddaramaiahs leadership
Youth bludgeoned to death over old rivalry
BJP will reform KPSC, restore transparency if voted to power: Vijayendra
BJP leaders target State government over alleged corruption, drought management
Ninth-Day Novena to the Blessed Virgin Mary Culminates at Bethlehem Star
Ninth-Day Novena to the Blessed Virgin Mary Culminates at Bethlehem Star Mangaluru: The nine-day Novena to the Blessed Virgin Mary culminated with great devotion and spiritual fervour at Bethlehem Star, Saripalla here, on September 7, as devotees gathered to honour Mother Mary and seek her blessings. Members of St Antony Ward gathered in large numbers [] The post Ninth-Day Novena to the Blessed Virgin Mary Culminates at Bethlehem Star appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
25,000 applications received in Praja Seva Abhiyan
US envoy launches TRUST Fellowship in Bengaluru
The fellowship will bring together U.S. and Indian researchers to work on critical technologies, including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, and biotechnology
Trasi-Maravanthe Beach Development Work to Be Completed Within Three to Four Months: Minister K.J. George Kundapur: Development works at Trasi-Maravanthe Beach, located along National Highway 66 between the sea and the river, will be completed within the next three to four months to improve facilities for tourists, Tourism and Energy Minister K.J. George said. The [] The post Trasi-Maravanthe Beach Development Work to Be Completed Within Three to Four Months: Minister K.J. George appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Siddaramaiah's 75% Quota Push: Social Justice Or Vote Politics?
Former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's demand for 75% reservation for Dalits, backward communities and minorities has reignited the quota debate. Is this a step towards equitable representation or a politically charged proposal with far-reaching implications?
Months of Vomiting and Pain After Cancer Treatment: KMC Hospital Mangalore Helps Cancer Survivor Rebuild Her Life Mangaluru: Completing cancer treatment is a major milestone, but some patients may continue to experience complications related to their treatment. A 63-year-old woman, Savitha, who was treated for uterine cancer, recently underwent complex surgery at KMC Hospital, B.R. [] The post Months of Vomiting and Pain After Cancer Treatment: KMC Hospital Mangalore Helps Cancer Survivor Rebuild Her Life appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Plan for future urban demands, Minister tells Raichur officials
Dr. Yathindra says Yadgir city currently receives 52 million litres a day (MLD) against a demand of 90 MLD. He asked officials to plan for the citys future needs, considering the current population of around 3.5 lakh.
Malpe: Newborn Baby Found Abandoned by Roadside Near Hoode
Malpe: Newborn Baby Found Abandoned by Roadside Near Hoode Malpe: A newborn baby boy was found abandoned by the roadside at Hoode, within the limits of Malpe Police Station, on Monday, September 7 morning. The infant, believed to have been born only a short while earlier, was found on a footpath leading to a house. [] The post Malpe: Newborn Baby Found Abandoned by Roadside Near Hoode appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Seven killed in two separate road accidents in Kolar and Chickballapur
Greens seek Rahul Gandhis intervention to stop Kambala during Mysuru Dasara
Five Indian grey wolves procured from Patna shifted to exhibit area in Shivamogga zoo
Radiologist booked for allegedly drugging, raping woman at diognistic centre in Bengaluru
Karnataka: Deve Gowda opposes sites for NICE-affected farmers, questions land allocation
HD Deve Gowda criticizes the Karnataka Cabinet's decision to allot sites to farmers. He alleges the move could facilitate the acquisition of surplus land for personal gain. The government defends the decision, stating it will protect farmers who lost property. Chief Minister DK Shivakumar assures all actions will remain within the legal framework. The government will examine the legal position before proceeding with the allotments.
Yadgir bandh held to demand drought status for district
Shopping complexes, commercial trading centres, hotels, restaurants, and the Agricultural Produce Market Committee remained closed in Yadgir city. Essential services, including hospitals, medical shops, and milk centres, functioned normally.
Mahendra carries 325 kg as Dasara elephants begin Ambari training
Dhananjaya, Ekalavya, and Prashantha are also in race to carry the golden howdah
Federation president points out that private educational institutions in Kalyana Karnataka were providing quality education despite facing several challenges and financial constraints.
Two killed, three others injured in separate road accidents in Bengaluru
Tax reforms drive 1.32 crore updated returns, Rs 16,083 crore additional tax: CBDT member
Updated income tax returns have increased significantly over four years. New tax regime adoption shows strong uptake among taxpayers filing returns. Karnataka ranks second in direct tax collections, contributing substantially to national revenue. Technology-driven systems enhance transparency and encourage voluntary taxpayer compliance. The department processes returns rapidly and issues refunds efficiently to taxpayers.
Onion prices soar 20 a kg in Andhra Pradesh amid supply crunch
Daily arrivals halve to 2,500 tonnes against a 5,000-tonne requirement as Kurnool farmers abandon crop over monsoon deficit; traders turn to Maharashtra supplies as Karnataka also faces shortages
Karnataka: OBC event minus 3 Ahinda leaders spark speculations of realignment around Siddu
A recent Ahinda gathering in Bengaluru has sparked speculation about political shifts. Three senior leaders were notably absent from the event, raising questions about future leadership. Siddaramaiah emphasized the demand for increased reservation for backward communities and Dalits. This comes after his replacement as chief minister and the rise of other leaders. The movement's future direction is now a subject of discussion among its members.
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Bengaluru Traffic Police register over 500 drunk driving, over-speeding cases in a week
She found that there was only one toilet for pregnant women in the ward and patients and attendants were facing problems due to a lack of cleanliness.
On way to school, 5-year-old boy run over by tipper lorry in Bengaluru
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 7 (IANS) A five-year-old schoolboy was killed after he was run over by a tipper lorry while he was travelling on a scooter with his mother to school near Uttarahalli in Bengaluru on Monday. The incident took place near Savanadurbar Ashram. The deceased has been identified as five-year-old Bhaveen. According to the police, Bhaveen was travelling with his mother, Shubhalatha, who was taking him to school on a scooter. She had reportedly dropped another child at school shortly before the accident and was proceeding to drop Bhaveen when the incident occurred. The tipper lorry allegedly brushed against the scooter, causing Bhaveen to fall onto the road. The lorry then ran over the child, resulting in his death on the spot. Following the accident, the tipper driver allegedly fled from the spot. The Kengeri Traffic Police have registered a case and seized the vehicle. Efforts are underway to trace and apprehend the driver. The police are investigating the circumstances that led to the accident and are examining the movements of the tipper lorry and the events preceding the incident. Earlier, in two separate road accidents in Kolar and Chikkaballapur districts of Karnataka, seven people were killed, including four members of a family who were returning to Bengaluru after visiting the Tirupati temple on Monday. In the first incident, four pilgrims from Bengaluru were killed after their car reportedly lost control and overturned near Dodda Kari village in KGF taluk of Kolar district on the Chennai-Bengaluru Expressway. The deceased have been identified as Sharadamma, 70, Deekshita, 25, Devendra Kumar, 41, and Jishnu, 13. They were residents of Vidyaranyapura in Bengaluru. The family members had travelled to Tirupati for the darshan of Lord Venkateswara and were returning to Bengaluru when the accident occurred. The Toyota car reportedly lost control and hit the median before overturning, resulting in the deaths of four occupants on the spot. A case has been registered at the Bethamangala Police Station, and further investigation is underway. In a separate incident in neighbouring Chikkaballapur district, three women were killed after an Omni car carrying agricultural labourers collided with a mini goods vehicle near Kothanur Gate in Shidlaghatta taluk. The accident occurred when 10 labourers from Mallikarjunapura village were being taken in an Omni car by a man identified as Ramachandrappa to Hujuguru village for flower harvesting. Three women from Mallikarjunapura were killed on the spot in the collision.
Former Karnataka Minister B. Nagendra Appears Before ED in Alleged Tribal Welfare Scam
B. Nagendra, ex-minister of Karnataka, faces questioning by the ED over a significant tribal welfare scam involving alleged financial irregularities. Former Karnataka Minister B. Nagendra Appears Before ED in Alleged Tribal Welfare Scam
Karnataka to discuss new guidelines on online sale, pricing of medicines
Bengaluru, Sep 7 (IANS) Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader on Monday said the state government was adopting a two-pronged approach to strengthen inspections and enforcement in the food and pharmaceutical sectors, amid complaints regarding expired medicines, mislabelling, and exorbitant prices. Speaking to reporters here, Khader noted that officials of the Drugs Control Department had taken action based on complaints received from the public and had imposed fines on establishments found violating regulations. I have called a meeting with officials on Tuesday to discuss why medicinal centres dealing with drugs are resorting to such practices and how they can be controlled, he said. Khader said the government was also concerned about the growing sale of medicines through e-commerce platforms and the storage of medicines at unlicensed premises. He said an important meeting with Drugs Control Department officials had been convened to discuss the issue, including the possibility of introducing new guidelines for the online sale of medicines. The meeting assumes significance following raids conducted at warehouses associated with a major e-commerce company on Sunday. During the raids, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seized medicines worth around Rs 4.2 lakh from two locations for being stored without the required licence. Officials seized medicines worth Rs 2.45 lakh from a premises at Tattanahalli in Anekal taluk and medicines worth Rs 1.57 lakh from a facility in the Devanahalli Aerospace area. Khader said the medicines at both locations were being stored without the necessary licence. The minister said the government has introduced barcodes to facilitate the filing and tracking of complaints related to medicines. There have been complaints about expired drugs, mislabelling and increased prices. We need to address these issues systematically, he said. Khader said price control of medicines was primarily under the purview of the Union government and called for a more proactive approach by the Centre. He pointed out that in some cases medicines were being sold without the mandatory Maximum Retail Price (MRP) being properly displayed, leading to confusion among consumers. He also cited instances where hospitals charged significantly higher prices for medicines compared to medical shops. You go to a hospital, and they charge one rate, while medical shops may provide the same medicine at almost half the price. There is confusion among people in this regard, and we need to address it, he said. The minister said the issue had a direct bearing on the financial well-being of patients and their families, particularly those from economically vulnerable sections. Many people who are in the Above Poverty Line (APL) category are being pushed into the Below Poverty Line (BPL) category after spending heavily on hospital treatment. They do not know what the margin is whether it is 50 per cent or 500 per cent, he said. He said the government would take action against establishments found violating the rules, while stressing that stronger monitoring was necessary to identify those operating without being detected. We have taken action against those who were caught, but there are many who are operating without being caught. These are matters directly concerning people's health and have an impact on their everyday lives, he said. Khader said the upcoming meeting would examine measures to strengthen inspections, regulate the storage and online sale of medicines, and ensure greater transparency in the pricing and distribution of drugs.
Karnataka plans immediate AI skilling ahead of proposed AI University
Karnatakas proposed AI University will take a phased approach, with the state planning to launch AI skilling programmes before the full-fledged institution is established.
Woman killed, 4 injured as speeding pickup truck rams car on Bengaluru-Mangaluru highway
Padikkal Aims To Cement Test Spot After Sri Lanka Success
Karnataka batter Devdutt Padikkal discusses his approach to cementing a place in the Indian Test XI, acknowledging limited opportunities despite his recent back-to-back hundreds in Sri Lanka. He emphasises the importance of consistent performance and his readiness to seize opportunities, drawing insights from conversations with Rahul Dravid.
Bengaluru Bioinnovation Centre turns Kalaburagi pulses into energy bars
Bengalurus Bioinnovation Centre has developed six energy bar variants using pulses grown in Kalaburagi as part of Karnatakas Kalyana Karnataka Bio-Economy Mission.
